Bill, thanks for the info on InPaint. I had not seen that in several searches. I did download and try it out. It works very much like Photoupz with almost identical tools. While in my limited use it seemed Photoupz was a bit more precise, at a difference of $20 I was willing to give InPaint a chance. However, when registration was on the line they wanted payment. I am not sure where the "giveaway" promoted on the download page went. The website indicated 13 more hours on the giveaway.   Since the initial posting I have also tried Photowipe which is freeware. This seemed a perfect example of you get what you pay for and I have wiped it off my computer. It was usable but nowhere near as useful to me as InPaint or Photoupz.